With $1.3M purchase, NY produce firm puts down deeper roots in region

Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Ark Foods has been in Collier County for six years.


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Courtesy. Ark Foods paid $1.3 million for a packhouse in eastern Collier County.
Courtesy. Ark Foods paid $1.3 million for a packhouse in eastern Collier County.
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One of the largest shishito pepper growers in the country, Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Ark Foods, is making a big investment in its farming operations in east Collier County.

The company, which sells vegetables at Whole Foods Market, Costco and Walmart, among other locations, recently bought a 12,000-square-foot packhouse in Immokalee, the nationally-known farming town east of Naples. Ark Foods paid $1.3 million for the property, Collier County property records show.

 

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